Contribution Highlights:
- The Department of Nursing and four local hospitals partnered to
start a new fivequarter,
Accelerated Bachelor of Science Nursing
program for students who have already completed a bachelor's
degree in another subject. The hospitals committed $1.1 million
to fund the first cohort of 44 future nurses.
- Local donors committed $700,000 to equip the New Science III
building with stateoftheart
technology. The university
leveraged this support with vendors to acquire $1 million
in new equipment.
- Dr. Homer and Mrs. Evangeline Myles, a retired dentist and nurse,
made a major addition to their endowment to bring the fund to
$500,000. This endowment supports graduate students who come
from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- The School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Pipeline to High
Tech Professions program received a $400,000 grant from the
National Science Foundation.The grant will fund 40 scholarships
annually over the next four years for students studying science,
technology, engineering and mathematics.
| New Gifts |
$3,129,335 |
| New Pledges |
773,584 |
| Testamentary Commitments |
0 |
| Native American and Local Government Contributions |
275,000 |
| Total |
$4,177,919 |
| Federal |
$16,375,230 |
| State and Local |
9,084,616 |
| Non-Governmental |
82,010 |
| Total |
$25,541,856 |
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| New Gifts |
$3,129,335 |
| Pledge Payments |
$744,732 |
| 2007/08 Total |
$3,874,067 |
 |
 Programs |
66.26% |
 Campus Improvement |
13.09% |
 Endowment |
18.27% |
 Unrestricted |
2.39% |
 Other |
0% |
 |
| Alumni |
3.47% |
| Other Individuals |
35.78% |
| Foundations |
3.79% |
| Corporations |
50.30% |
| Other Organizations |
6.66% |
|
